CIA Activities In Iraq
An allegedly Central Intelligence Agency-supported coup in 1963 ousted the Qasim government, which was believed to be leaning toward communism. There are U.S. court records indicating the CIA militarily and monetarily assisted Iraq during the Iran–Iraq War. The CIA was also involved in the failed 1996 coup against Saddam Hussein.
Intelligence played an important and generally effective role in the 1990–1991 Gulf War, but was much more controversial with respect to justifying and planning the 2003 invasion of Iraq. See the appropriate chronological entries below.
Read more about CIA Activities In Iraq: Iraq 1960, Iraq 1963, Iraq 1973-75, Iraq 1980, Iraq 1991, Iraq 1992, Iraq 1993, Iraq 1994, Iraq 1996, Iraq 2002, Iraq 2003, Iraq 2004, Iraq 2006, Iraq 2007
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